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August 3rd 05, 03:54 AM
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"Peter R." wrote in message
... What is interesting in the case of the KLM aircraft is that the pilot first stated PAN-PAN, then continued by saying "Low fuel emergency." Wouldn't the inclusion of the word "emergency" be the same as a pilot stating "I am declaring an emergency" and therefore be handled by ATC as an emergency? Saying "pan-pan" already declares an emergency. There are two levels of emergency--urgency (pan-pan) and distress (mayday). (AIM 6-1-2a) 
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